What is the best medicine for small cell lung cancer

What medicine is good for small cell lung cancer? Any disease is more effective in early treatment, but for this disease, many people want to choose medication, but don't know which medicine is more effective. Let's learn about what medicine is good for small cell lung cancer!

Smokers are the most vulnerable group, and more than 90% of patients with small cell lung cancer have a history of smoking. The age of onset is 35-68 years old, with an average age of 60 years old, and there are more males than females.

Prescription: 4.5g of Bletilla striata, 3g each of Radix Trichosanthis, Angelica dahurica, and Sophora japonica, 5g of Flos Lonicerae, 3g each of Olibanum, Pinellia ternata, and Fritillaria cirrhosa, 4g of Scabra scabra, 4g of Angelica sinensis, and 1.5g of Licorice. Functions and indications: Activate blood circulation and detoxify, resolve phlegm and disperse stagnation. Treat all kinds of unexplained swellings and toxins, detoxify, reduce swelling, and relieve pain. Commonly used in the treatment of lung cancer, breast cancer, and other cancers. How to take: Grind into fine powder, add two slices of ginger, decoct in water to remove the residue, add a small cup of rice wine, and take twice.

Prescription: 8g each of Pinellia ternata and Arisaema cinerea, 6g each of Dang Hong, Poria cocos and Citrus aurantium, 3g each of Ginseng and Acorus calamus, 2g of Rhizoma Anemarrhenae, 1.5g of Licorice. Functions and indications: Clearing phlegm and opening the orifices, regulating qi and middle-Jia. It is used for stubborn phlegm, phlegm syncope, dizziness, chest and abdominal distension and phlegm syncope due to stroke. It can also be used for tumor patients with phlegm syndrome.

Patients should eat a light diet during chemotherapy, avoid greasy, indigestible and fried foods. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, eat small meals frequently, and combine foods reasonably, diversify the diet, and eat a balanced diet. During the intervals between radiotherapy and chemotherapy, pay attention to avoid fatigue, rest, and regular work and rest to avoid infection.

The treatment level of small cell lung cancer has been at a plateau in the past 30 years, with only some progress made in synchronous chemoradiotherapy and whole-brain preventive radiotherapy. Currently, staging and standardized treatment of small cell lung cancer during initial treatment are still the key to achieving satisfactory therapeutic effects.